But that’s not all, he spoke of the endless waves of illegal migrants radically changing Europe into an Islamic region.
The EU pontiffs have already thrown in the towel on the Enlightenment, so it’s only a matter of time, unless something major happens, that Europe’s Judeo-Christian heritage goes the way of the Dodo bird as well.
ISIS threatens to send 500,000 migrants to Europe as a ‘psychological weapon’ in chilling echo of Gaddafi’s prophecy that the Mediterranean ‘will become a sea of chaos’
Prophecy: Muammar Gaddafi predicts the Mediterranean would become a ‘sea of chaos’ four years before Islamic State beheaded 21 Egyptian Christians on a beach in Libya – prompting a swift and brutal response from the country who launched airstrikes on their locations
- Italian press today published claims that ISIS has threatened to release the huge wave of migrants to cause chaos in Europe if they are attacked
- And letters from jihadists show plans to hide terrorists among refugees
- In 2011, Muammar Gaddafi ominously predicted war would come to Libya
- He was deposed in a violent coup and killed in October of the same year
- Islamic State executed 21 Egyptian Christians on Libyan beach this week
- Crisis in Libya has led to surge in number of migrants heading for Europe
ISIS has threatened to flood Europe with half a million migrants from Libya in a ‘psychological’ attack against the West, it was claimed today.
Transcripts of telephone intercepts published in Italy claim to provide evidence that ISIS is threatening to send 500,000 migrants simultaneously out to sea in hundreds of boats in a ‘psychological weapon’ against Europe if there is military intervention against them in Libya.
Many would be at risk of drowning with rescue services unable to cope. But authorities fear that if numbers on this scale arrived, European cities could witness riots.
Separately, the militants hope to cement their control of Libya then cross the Mediterranean disguised as refugees, according to letters seen by Quilliam the anti-terror group, reported by the Telegraph.
Escape: Today, the spread of violence and extremism in Libya has forced thousands to flee to Italy (ferry port of Lampedusa pictured) where officials are struggling to deal with the sudden influx
